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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
ZOO Dollars to Loan ON Real Estate

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alton apply to ALBERT GUN DERSON,
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
: COUNTY OFFICERS.
G. A. r,

e. o. G. Ord. Post, No. %. meets at Wes-
y Springs every Saturday on or before
moon Of each month,
H. Chase ..................... Commander,
fierce. ........ Sen. Vice Com,
Miller. Quarter Master.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
For Sale.

4SO acre farm with 40 acres breakT
ing, large frame house, good water. gooA
meadow. This is splendid stock farm
Price 5000.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
TEMPERANCE.

HIS space is devoted to. and edited in the in
q q all communications to Mrs. NETr,r q
hh ~ III, Washington Springs, Jeraud County,
u, IIon hast given banner to them that fear
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08

Jtnow turns out that there's nothing
in the stir which has been made with
reference to United States statute at
fecting recent marriages in Dakota
Just tho same, some enterprislng clerk
in Gen. Campbelrs office, at Yankton
has been turning an honest penny by
sending cut & new form OF certificate at
So q form, to such newspapers as BIT:
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
GUNDERSoN7S
Real Estate and Loan
A gency-
Agency
For Sale.

100 acres choice land, 8 miles from
Alpena, 25 acres breaking, small house,
good water. Decided. Title perfect
Time given on one-half of purchase
price. Situated x mile from school
house. Price $500.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

:. clifford Delegate i'll Congress
f.. Church, .:,,........ .......... Governor
l.. Mct oriiach ................. Secretary.
~. Raymohd........ ..,......... Treasurer.
WATtt..-,..'........ ........ Auditor.
Taylor. Surveyor General.
H. Dye :..,......... Supt, Public Instruction.
ftctt Iflpp, ....:: ,...... Chief Justice.
jim +. Carand. .......U U. s. District ATTORNEY.
W. Maratta ,... United States Marshall.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08

belliOn. A collection of humorous, bathetic and
thrilling narratives of the war, embracing rem
iniscences Of Evouac and battlefield.
Life of General u. 9. Grant. HAS
Poems. by j ohm q. Whittier. Only cheap
edition.sh1uld be in every household. Hls!s
Poems, by Alfred 'rennyaon. Contains the
finest compositions of Poet Laureate
PnrlOr -Amusements. A large collection of
Acting Charldes, Parlor Dramas. Shadow Panic.
mines, Games etc, for Social gatherings Illus
Manual Of horticulture. Teaches how to
propagate all different plants, to cure disease,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
For Sale.

For Sale.
100 acres in town 1906 range IS. Good
stock farm, good water; decided. Price
$500.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
For Sale.

320 acres splendid stock farm; living
water, good hay meadow. Decided.
Title good. Situated in twp. LOS, range
IS. Price $1,000.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
For Sale.

1850 acre farm with IS acres breaking
good house and barn, two wells, gran
airy. Decided. Price $1,000.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
For Sale.
For Sale

1850 acres in town 106, range 81; deed.
ed. Price $500.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08
For Sale.

For Sale.
100 acre farm with so acres breaking,
frame house 12x22 feet, frame barn
1926, good we'll. miles from railroad.
Decided. Price $500, $500 down, balance
on years time at s per cent interest.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-07-08

We AtStS.
Guide to Needle
yEerR, KNITTING ana
Crochet. Containing de-
signs and directions for.
all kinds Needicwork. I'm.
oroidery, Lace Knitting,
latting. Crochet and Net
Work. Rus.
Famous Eectectiyc
stories. A collection of
thrilling narratives o1, De-
tectiye experience, many
Of them written by actual
of the pro.
fession.
Yankee NF7t ana
HEmorou
stories, sketches, poems
and paragraphs. HAS.
The Following are
novels.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

S6rift lei nur 6arauf bere9net, BET ben
8etpobnern Der Get6sldnOe fall6e Soritel>
llnaert 3u ertpeden, i6nen Die 0oftnung 81
nebnten, tpel6e 1ie in tbrer Nbnetgung gegen
inniaen Nni6luB on 0eutl6lanb beitGrft.
Mber anbererieitS lit es nur natirli0, baB
ienes 8u6 nt1t in GartS Dber iiber6aupt
III elmer franSoftiden Staot erl6etneit
benn BORT 6Gtte fem 0erleger,
getpagt, eS gu perOHentli6en. anBerbem
ipre6en 5aDlrei6e Stelen in Der Sdrtft
bafir, baB Der Gerfaiier Elm Sransoie tit,
utto stuar Elm Sran3ole, Der Sranfret6 ullb
namentlt6 Die fran5oiil6e Nrn1ee iebr genau
fenr1t. 9as i6lieBt nt6t aus, DAB ietne
S6ilberungen am @nbe ltebertretbunget,
iogar itarfe l1ebertreibungen entbalten. 9lber
tlnrter6ir ptr6 bds Bu6 etm tpertboDleS
s3eugniB oblegeu fir Die Qluffaiiung 9erery
tpelbe ldDn friiber geglarIbt ba6ett, DuB
nid)t baS franS0iti9e Golf na6. &rteg
b~erlanee, ion6ern nur cine fletne Wttp>
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nit itd fortrtiien. Dem ite6t 1ebo6 Der am
6ere She'll Der BON unleren 1tn9enonrtten
Gariier g~cn1adten 9arlegungen 8egeltltber,
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biloete, tpGre baS bDIe St6nfererlan0 auf
Sabr6urtoerte falt geiteat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
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-Oie u@eielIi6aft" in &octne
in Wisconitn 1T 6 | Ii d. Sic bat
etnen 10 / I t / 3 n 81 a e II in t6rer
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men rei6en 9factner 6ol3fauf names Geus
ben 0ouo tit aus Stalien, tDobin tie ibr
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als @rGfin Srel1fra1tcelt Suriidgefe6rt unb
bat ibren Weanr, Der etn S6rtftiteller Ietn
Ipn unb Wtitglteb oes italtenii6en Barlaz
mentS tpar, mtt9ebra6t.
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in s ON do m1elbet Der borttge Stats
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bauen, 10 baB bte Serbs, @alfer unb feline
SpieBgeieae1, mad 8eritdrfung pfetfen
1nuBten. @d9renb nun 5tpet Der elenDen
@reatlren Die aufgeregte Srat BET ben
Qrnten feitbieltett, bur6itDberte1 Die 2lnbez
rem ieoen @infel, aber ite muBten oabet
an60ren, tpte grtntmig etne Sral tperoen
fam, menn man 1te mtB6anoelt. Sralt
Mander hattie ober aud fein Wort s1 bel
oeiaof. tim Der 56ar6tbut sic &rone aufz
suieBcn. lieBen Sic 5pibel Sic sSrau ipdter
Teoe1t Mi6erifa1o oeoen 8eamte perbaften.
OI6er o1tb f6r @otte' Der oQr nttbt au 6auIe
NOR. nllr6e ouf bieIelbe 8el1ulbtqunq bin
Der6aftet.
Die bor etnigen Wonatett bon Dem
Sbergcrt6t bes @aiDtngtDn1
5nnn 6as Sas g. dnen3fimmre6f s
~ CS"9, Twp De, o{5nnnsmiSrio lei.
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fiinftinbin feline ~gTrn1ensperiprt sur 8etbets
lialt1o an et1er StQDtipdbI reqtStrtrt tDerben
fonne. Die Stimmrebts 7Sralten 1t11o llber
btelet @ltsipru6 iebr ungebalten 1no tDol7
len ben &ainpf fit @rlQltgung oes Stt1nm7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

SIM 8aarge!6dft bradte 9pm erpets
3en SEQ. 2 694@69@c..
@int er ei3en. go, Brother i'm Spet7
@orn: So. 2 37@374, SEQ. 2 gelbes
s8@ss4c, SEQ. 2 meiBes G. NO. 3 sels
SAFE: mad grooe SEQ. 8 neuer a8l@
29&c., alter 304@303c., 9to. 2 ilelter 25@263
C., alter 26@@28c., SEQ. 2 petBer nener 284@
30c., alter 30@31c.
&oggen: SEQ. 2 su 45c. /
Sen. - 2 Cars altes No. 1 Simotbp ST
s14.75, 1 @ar SEQ. 2 DO 3l 49, rs, 1 Gar Soma
nplano 3u SO, 1 Gar 90 81 1000, 2 @ars ST.
1850, 2 Gars SIT 81, 2 @ars 5n 11,5O,
6 @urS at bic Come.
MtbbIings. = 1 Gar gu $11.75 Die
SDnne.
@bprts-su 1850 Die 3onne.
.EIete. Gar SIT 81, 1 @ur5n S11.25
2 @ars 81 81 per Come.
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9el9lG9tete C; @nten 6@7c oas pfuno-
5 Siisssf 74@99 ti? Bas g 7@Ms' is0, '@lO''
Samereien. -8imotbp So. 25@-,
grtnta o.; Elee -.-@-.1, 2etngto,
1 al $1.15@1.15R.
gutter.- 8ete elsin Creamery 81 @
22c, SDtpd creamery 10000, 9erin9ere @rez
alterp 13@17c; Oairp 12@17c.
@ter. -10M11 coas OubenO.
&arto felm. -Garlp SDio 81. T5@2.00,
@orlp Nole $2.oO@2.25 bas SaB, $4,000
Der Sui1el.
gobmen.-g Suite neus r1RsOiums" 1.6O
or 70 nn6 Iapie5 1.70@1.S0.
&alg. Ga1en 4c@-. Jeo. 1 Country
3Ac@1, geo. 3 81 &c.
M terf EFT. - BetBes Country A
4@4.e B BIC, selbes 24@3c, braune5 2@st
@ttromer.- sS.0O@9.oo bas Rif3en.
9meet BOT. - $3.2j@f.50 oa5 ,5I3.
8eiBtObL 5ielt8er s .00@4.00
baS 100.
50 eibe RIben.-s 1.O0 bas ToB.
3wiebeln.- $2.25@2.50 oas 6aB.
Saldt. - 15@20c baS $50.
@urfett. - 15@25c. bus 0bo.
&otbe &I 8 Ell. - 10@12c bas Oltbeto.
glumenfobI-50c@$1 .25 oaS 0bo.
&irf d Ell. - @altf. S2.25@2.50 per Is
Gnort.
81 a IT en : 8lOriOa s-.-@-.- bas
2.75@4.00.
@e1Gerie.- 10000. bas Obj.
3omdt o es. -40@75c per ] 8ui9el.
Wbtsfep. = SIT @6ted9o s., lit 81.
Qouis $1.05, IN Cincinnati los, in 4eprta
$1.O5.
NnGn as, -2.00-2.25 bd5 Obo.
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Eiitdett. @altfprntI9e 100000.
8ftrit 9 e. 40@75e Der Sorb, 50@75
bas Gtitden. Sal. S1.50@2.5 80 baS Gilt6en.
&pritoi en-. i 1.50@2.0O bas &tt9sn
au 90 ID.
5imbeeren. - &ot6e 100000 per
a gtnts, i6par3e 1.s5@Sl.56 per Ii
Quarts.
gloubeeren.-6 O@75c in 10 Quarts
&tlt6en, Wtt9i9on 1.25@1. 70 nnb @tsconlttt
1.25@1.5 so per Is Quart.
NepfeI. - 25@40c per 3=8u{del.
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per Is Quarts.
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per 16 Quarts I@war5e 1.75@2. 90.
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Yfb.= un6 SOC In 5 Yfb. =&6tbeit. tSatuotIer
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Strnen.- 50@75c Der ! 8nl6el ga(tf.
$3.00@3.0 90 bas &iit1en.
N~iebntartt.
Nm Gttbuiebmartt betr1g Die 2ltflthr ca.
4 1890 Stiid, 9e9elt AZ, 1853 Stifd in Ser
pprtgett ISOLDE. Ole Hretie mteien cine
Npalce pon 10 % Is {. arf. Soloetoes Sinb
6te Our9I9ntttSpretie:
Extra Steers, 15o0-170o ID ........... Sd 3oaa d az
Ehoicp to fanny - 80
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
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Die persansene @p9e 5ei6nete ii6 am btes
ii9em @etreibemarft bur9 3dblrei6e, aber ltlts
gorn iebr beiebt 1par un0 aud in Weisen
nno Safer ein Sienrli6 lebbafter GerfeDr
berri9te. g8ei5en i6loB 9e9en Die Sortpo9e
Inn It., Corn tint 3@14 c. 0afer INN lfS@I3
c. utebriger. G9rnal5 wi1 tint 10 {. Potel7
rippen nm Is &C.. pte aus Na9tebenpem ere
ft9tli6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

*** g}erpeul6pG6e, porseitige Abnabme
Der Rrott BEL beiben @ei6le6tern l0nell llllo
fir bic 8auer eebeilt. @roBes Sm9 10 @ellts
in 9riefmarfen. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 663 Main Street,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

auf bei6en Setten cine @eiammtldnge norl
1883 SUB ober etpas iiber 3tDei ertgltl6e
Wietlen BADEN. Ote 6eriteQungsfotten TIM
auf So, 500, 600 berani9la9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

y G6dren beiben Sic f(etne1 SnieIn, 1petde in
6i9tem Strange bic idbtt6e utb liib1peittt6e Settle
Sitlitlanbs 1rnt9eben llnb ~oerielbet einen eigentbInl>
lt6en lanbl6aftli9el 9eis perletben. @or 1909,
ais Der groBere 3betl Strnlu1tbS nod 5u S6meben
9ebDrte, iudren pieGe ber firitii6eu Sddren in
ltarfe S~eitu,t9en per1panoelt. 9tu@ CAB eS cine be-
ionoere i6peOtlde S9drenflotte, 6te lid 1908 BEN
0tulien er9ob.
SD Ser Go6essott Der finnii9 sbetbnii3en @tpz
tboloQte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

Nm Gttbuiebmurtt betrug Die 8ttfithr ca.
1890 Stiid,. 9e9et 47,759 Stiid IN Ser
portget @o9e. Ote Hretie lpieien cine
apence pom 10 @ 15e c. olf. Sol9enoes finb
bic Our9I9nittSprei e:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
b

Die 8onfen ma9ten Oarleber gu COS
Hro5ent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

Die g 6petne=8ufubr betru9 ca.
81, $50 StHd, 9e9en 1880 III Der ports
GET Np9e. ge5oblt mlrben S5.10@S5.3 5
fiir ldrpere rl1b S.. 10@5.45 fir Iei9te.
Yreile i'm Doc. bos 100 Yfb. niebri9er.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25

NF- Sie fd)rfdlid9et fOpDIIIfIle5et g.lIte
un5 aGe fd,Iiinn,et SIitts 'tlto SaHteranfbet1
fen perbett ppAfomnten oGtte Seeal.IPeF psIffses
GrGnFbeif. toenh perna9Iditgt ODER unrt9tig
beGanSeIt, Elm Tfr6 fig baS gesenpattt8e
Nnb bic 80 m NJ e n We JIG teE F' -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-07-25
Nn3etgen,

}RIdjts tit OCT gRiFcmfdaft befarttt, Oe5 nit
~ peit @uttctra> $ Init nno tbren
:uunoeruoler @i9eridaiten gum Gethi8et lnb 8eri15z
Herr Der 6out per9liden merpen fam; e5enfaQs 3um
9eilel ntGrterhOer, entitelenber, 1udenoer, i9appt9er
uno firnenortigtr. &rautbettett Der Saut, Sopfbaut uuo
res Stutes, nit 8crluit be5 6aure5.
Guttcura, 6aS groBe Sei!.tittet, uno 6 utieurd
settle, Gin porSl9ti6er Slutperid6nerer, pom eritsz
rem p~r6parirt (GuBetttA), unb & uticura 9teioIz
pen t Der neue 8lutrcint9er OnnerIi6), fno cine pos
itttue &ur fir ieoe Nrt pou 0autz uno blnttrantbeittn,
BON Simmer uno Strofeln. @uttcuraz E Il
9autperidSnerer unb @[utrsiui9er.
g%sllebereu perfGuit. L9reis, Guttcnra, 50cj @eioL
pent, 81; Setfe, %. Qrep lrirt pom ber POTTER
DRUG d CHEMICAL Co., BosToN, MASS.
~ Gdbidt nm: oQSte nun &unttrantbeiten beilt."
g Gttoe. 10 mei9 rie bic Dauneu 6es Gdub9ens, onr@
~ ben @ebraud Der = uticuras Setfe. 2
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27

Michie an. They have charge of st. Johns, st:
Patricks and ST. Joseph's girls schools mere. AT
South Bend. three miles from the University,
is the house Of the Sisters of the Holy Cross.
This is a teaching order also. but in addition 10
their academy they have charge or orphansees
and hospitals. About four hundred and hfty
sisters belong there. Near Oldenburg is the
house Of the Sisters of St Francis. who do
about the same sort OF work Ihere
are two hundred and sixty or them.
abut two-thirds of them Germans. They
have an academy, and have charge or 81
Mays and ST. Bridget's girls schools in Indian
apolis. AT Ferdinand, in Dubois county, Is the
house of the Sisters of the Order OF ST. Bene-
dict, with sixty-fve members They nave an
academy. and teach in the parish schools OF Du-
bois and Spencer counties. These are all or the
teaching orders The Sisters of the Good Shop
herd have house here. and fourteen members
They do reformatory work among women they
are q sort of branch of the Carmellite Sisters
The Little Sisters of the Poor have ten mem
bers here. and eight at Evansville, caring for
aged Door persons. There are eight Sisters OF
Charity in charge of st. Vincents Inhrmary
here. and as many more at St Mary's Hospital.
in Evansville. The Sisters of ST. Francis =
modified order, have hospitals at Terre Haute
and Lafayette with ten sisters at each place.
Nearly all of these orders also attend the SICK at
their homes when occasion demands Besides
the nuns who have 'mother-houses here, there
about thirty Sisters of ST. Joseph and SIS
tiers of ST. Ursula. who belong to institutions
outside of Indiana but teach in parish schools In
the southern part of the State"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27
why Pennies Are Scarce.

PhiIadephia North American
The savings of the child who at this season of
the year is laying aside every week few pen
MES for spending money at Christmas would
hardly, one might think, have any appreciable
effect upon the world of business. They seem at
a first thought to be too insignificant to be any
factor in financial affairs. But when thousands
of children in all parts of the country are hoard
ing every penny they can lay their hands on. the
siderable, and the effect of this simultaneous
absorption of the cent is at this time making
itself felt in an unexpected way. Pennies are
BE Inconvenience in those lines of trade where
small change is in demand. Appeals are being
made to the government for relief, but as the
arrested in the Savings banks" of the children
will all be afoat again when the approaching
holidays are over, the usual yield from the mint
coins for the childrens pennies the dearth OF
cents would be removed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27
Effect of the Drought.

Detroit Free Press. .s4.s U.s.
Let's see he said to farmer whose wagon
was loaded down with bags of potatoes, weren't
we talking together last AugustF
Il believe were"
'At that time you said corn was all burnt up
YES"
''And potatoes were baking in the groundp
"Yes."
"And that your district could not possibly ex.
pect more than half a CROP"
II remember"
fsWeil here you are with a wagon loaded down.
Things didn't turn out so badly after all. chg"
"Wel. no, said the farmer ne rased his fin
gers through his hair, but tell you my geese
suffered awfully for want of a mud-hole to pad
dle in2'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27
BITS OF FASHION.

The new long Russian polonaises are cut with
Japanese sleeves.
Among other old fashions in jewelry, looped
earrings have been revived
Folds of silk. ribbon woolIen. ETC., have largely
replaced linen collars and cuffs
A gold thimble. with the owners monogram
in diamonds, is a fashionable birthday we'd
ding gift.
Short visites, with full, wide sleeves, are most
favored for wraps OF Grape or other mourning
materials.
The tournour is certainly growing smaller,
and back draperies are diminishing in volume to
correspond
Inch wide folds of velvet are sometimes used
as garuture upon the draperies, collars, cuffs,
etc. of wool dresses
..Realn blonde is the present fad in laces. It
is q very rare Spanish point, and most of that at
present worn is a machine made colorado imI-
tation."
Simplicity is distinguishing feature of the
present seasons costumes. An elegant effect is
produced, however. when the costumes
ranged by skillful hands.
There is pretty fancy now in vogue of wear
ing two len gths of twonch ribbon for belt,
passing the first closely around the waist and
allowing the second to make a point in front.
Lengthwise bands of trimming set from the
shoulder to the belt in fan fashion substi-
tuted for the surplice folds waists intended
to make stout women better content with them
selves.
The newest sleeve is made wide at the top,
with small folds on the outer part down the
elbow, from which point to the wrist it gradu-
ally narrows and is finished off by band and
bow of ribbon.
A great amount of fancy jewelry is worn just
now, and favorite earring is the gypsy hoop,
set with three emeralds turquoises of extra
large size, these surrounded by tiny diamonds
of the first water.
Only walking costumes are now cut short in
Paris. Other dresses are neither trained
short just dragging few inches that the
friction of the floor shall spread the material to
its fullest extent
Turbars will be worn all winter. The newest
shapes are becoming and graceful. They
suitable for most places and occasions, and
be m ade as simple or elaborate in effect
the wearer may desire.
Watered ribbon of very great length is pre-
ferred to all others for sashes. The ends must
reach the foot of the skirt, but the bows may be
replaced by a rosette OF ribbon If it is preferred
The band carefully wrinkled, TO give the
empire effect, and it is best to sew hooks and
ewes on the ends and fasten it under the rosette.
An outre but stylish headgear it made of
piece of the thick felt stuff like double-faced
Canton flannel that housekeepers their
dressing tables under the damask cloth It has
q silky sort of surface but is wholly cotton. 1t
is soft and thick. brushes up in a gentle COM
Portable way, and comes for hats in crimson,
green and terra Gotta
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In the month of June, when the world is ere en-
When the dew beads thick the clover spray,
And the rife with the scent of hay,
And the brook hides under a willow screen;
When the rose is queen, n Loves demesne,
Then the time is too sweet and too light to stays
Whatever the and the dial say.
This is the shortest day!
In the month of December, when. naked and keen,
The tree-tops thrust at the snow-cloud gray
And frozen tears fill the lid of day.
When only the thorn of the is seen,
Then, in heavy teen, each breath between
We sigh Would the winter were well awayE
Whatever the and the dial say,
This is the longest day.
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An Ode to Thanksgiving.


Thanksgiving dav has come at last.
In fact, Thanksgiving day has passed;
A million turkeys, more o. less,
Have gone to judgment; and we bless
The day they went, because we know
Twas our back teeth that helped them go!
Well. goodbye turkeys. since we've dined,
At your expense. we feel inclined
To wish you well, and hope you'll land
In tother world. some bright strand,
Where safety will surround your necks,
Aud you need ne'er pass in your checks
Again and thus become the prey
OF angels on Thanksgiving day.
IF in a thousand years
You'd have to die again, you know,
For angels. 'twould be tough" on you,
And you'd be tough for angels. too!
So, then, if you can't come this way
Again next year-Thanksgiving day
And give pious. thankful men
A chance to pick your bones again,
Why, then. we hope you II live for ever
And hear the word Thanksgiving
q. ID. M. jr.
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Ex-Governor Curtin's Peril.
Philadelphia Press.

One of the Governors great aversions were
people who were troubled with what he called
the big head" TOO many people have got it, !"
said he getting interested in personal talk
Pendeton is of them. He always looks up
at the ceiling when you talk to him. And. then,
there is Bancroft. He was minister to Germany
and he has got it, too. But he added,
refiectively, Il suppose there is something
about foreign court that gives it to them
When was in Russia used to be driven out
eouipages and outriders and soldiers, and when
somebody would shout Make way for the
American minister I'm blamed if l didn't come
mighty near getting the big head myself.